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This NACE compliant, pressure-compensating flow control valve is 0.500 inches in diameter and 2.15 inches in length. Designed to survive the harshest environments, this valve provides a constant flow rate over a wide range of pressure differentials. Regulated flow rates are available from 1.3 to 5 GPM.
| Characteristic | Specification |
|---|---|
| Regulated Flow Tolerance from Minimum – 5000 psid | ±10% |
| Regulated Flow Tolerance from 5001-8000 psid | ±15% |
| Nominal System Pressure | up to 8000 psi |
| Nominal Weight | 40 grams |
| PART | MATERIAL |
|---|---|
| Body | MP35N |
| Damping Orifice | MP35N |
| Pin | MP35N |
| Piston | MP35N |
| Retainer | MP35N |
| Sleeve | MP35N |
| Spring Seat | MP35N |
| Washer | MP35N |
| Spring | MP35N or Elgiloy® |
| -- | -- |
This table below contains the part numbers and technical specifications for this product. If you have specific questions, need a quote, or would like to request a handbook or drawing, click the red request button in the column on the far right.
| PART NUMBER | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|
| CUTA5000206C | Installation / Extraction Tool Set |
| CHFA5000353A | Replacement Pin |
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The Lee Company has developed the Lohm Laws for defining and measuring resistance to fluid flow. The Lohm is defined such that 1 Lohm will flow 100 GPM of water with a pressure drop of 25 psi at a temperature of 80°F.
Always verify flow calculations by experiment.
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